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CHANGED Wifa I0E0ERH.
A Man Who ls said TO Have Besn Too r
with the Name Of Adam Ponts.

A Man Who IL said TO Have Been Too Free
with the Name Of Adam Ponts.
This morning Officer Barnhold arrested
Lewis Reifsnyder, who resides on East
Chestnut street, on several charges OF
forgery. He was taken to the station house
and locked up for hearing before Alderman
Deem. 1t appears thst within the past year
goods we're procured at Myers & Rathfon's,
Marshall & Son and other stores in this
city by means OF orders to which
the name "A. Pontz" was signed.
They bore the names OF John Green, John
Barber and ). Ummer as the persons pre-
senting them, and we're all written In the
same hand. Barber and Green work for
Adam Pontz, the well.known brick.
maker, but no man named Ummer
is known, although there il . Samuel
Unger. When MIR. Pontz went to Set
tie with different firms recently he
found more orders charged against him
than he knew anything OF When shown
the orders he pronounced his name forgery.
He asked Barber and Green and Cnger
concerning them and they told him that
they had not received goods on the
order shown. Suspicion pointed to Rsif-
snyder and W. o. Marshall has identified
him - the man who purchased goods ct the
store with one OF these orders under the name
of John Barber. About half . dozen of these
orders are in the possession of the alderman
aud none OF them specify any amount They
Just request the Aiofekeeper to give the person
(wh2aatesf name may be used) such goods q
ny want and charge II to account OF party.
In addition to the orders with the name OF A.
Pontz upon them, one has been found with
the firm name OF J. Pontz & Bro. This is
also forgery and goods were procured upon
It at the store Of John Hiemenz In March,
1856. 1t IL likely that several suits OF false
pretense will also be brought against Reii.
snyderi
The accused Is now employed at the Penn
iron works. About two years ago he worked
for Adam Pontz, aud was there given several
orders with which he Obtained goods. About
SIS worth OF goods were obtained at different
stores on these bogus orders Reifsnyder
says he knows nothing Of the charges against
him.
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u 80. =. :. 8 ~ 49, - -
onna ~ - Uasssuununnse.
ERA InfntEaQDuunn-I1e qusolioa Of
eoely elouong WhieA ~ . jpslly setaled lase
III by the almcas unanimous oonssrs Of our
0uuAmU - oo0 th0f places OF business at
si4 e'cleek a oll days except Mondays and
satuf0ayA thsesAy 0raating their employees
- well - themselves fsw hours q least Of
each day lue rscsestioa and Improvement,
~, Ne regret 10 ~, been again opened by
M nrms Who apparently think the people
employed by them either not capable Of
homo enjoymehts or - having no dseires out
aide the dull routine Of businesA One OF the
straneest parts Of this question II the diher.
enco In the opinions expressed by our
msrchantA We are glad 70 be able to say
that most Of our business men acknowledge
with much pleasure the decided success OF
the early ciosiug movement for the last
season. They found their employees each
morning instead OF being worn out rom tie
effect OF the long hours of the preceding day,
bright and cheerful entering into their task
with much better feeling toward both en-.
ployer aud customer. The excuse offered
BY the few firms who propose TO break the
contract they voluntarily signed last fall,
when viewed In the correct light, IL ridicu.
lous II towns like Reading, where the
lsboring class outuumbers ours by two or
three times, can accommodate their trade by
opening only one night In week, We Ger.
tainly ought to be able to do % when We
open two nights, The customers whom We
are to accommodate by working until p. m.
are the very people who would b the
frst to not only ask for but demand shorter
hours II they were obliged to work after six
o'clock. l have made special inquiry Of
many OF the customers whom I have come
In contact with during the past season and
have yet to hear the frat one disapprove ol
early closing. 1t Is not the public who wani
the stores open after six O'CLOCK.
SALEsMAN.
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William F. Lebzelter, son Of Philip Lsb-
selter, leaves Lancaster to night TO make his
homo in Columbus, Ohio. He goes there to
take part In the management Of the Colum.
bus Wheel and Bending company works, In
which his father and himself are heavily In.
tsrested. The young man has many warm
friends In Lancaster who will regret his
going from their midst, but they cannot but
1eel rejoiced at the higher opportunities that
open up before him In his new field OF duty.
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Left fOf CAliiolniA-

Jacob Weidler and family, and MIRA Swell.
0nEt and son left this city on the Fast Line
West this afternoon, for Los Angeles, Cslitor.
m Mr.. Weidler IL brother OF H. G. Weld.
~ of the Lancaster Commercial college, and
11vod In California from 1850 to 1894 He ID
- owner Of property In California, and will
1noke that state his home In the future.
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New YorG MArHst

,N1v fon1. April s-Tlour market steady
Zine, SOS 30; supernne. % zoos 50 ;
good to choice extra Western, s3 ss0s 90 good
70 fancy extra state = 6 so0a %; common to good
wheat-No. i He'd state. ssJ1c: No. DO.
s2kGsSc; No. Red. Winter. April, 9lc; May,
8IMc.
,Corn-No. 2 mixed cash, SOC; April. 4sxc
Nay. &skc.
, osssIso White state. sac; No. sdo. s7s.c.
Rye dun western, sso,sc State. s7kose.
harley nominal.
0l5 IS
Lard-Aay. q g.; June. ss
0olasses dull Ut 100 91<c for boiling stock
Turpentine hrm At 39c-
Rosin firm /; strained to good, q l7k0l ok
Petroleum DULL Refined. In cases, s}<c
1retghts dull; grain To Glasgow, %
Butter dull; Western Creamery, 2,03Oc I:
Hlgin Creamery, 2l0a6c state dairy, hall drkin
Cheese frm; Western Flat. ll0lac: good to
choice light skins, nM0likc. Fancy White. lt0
,,sgss dull; state. lsH9lAc; Western, lsHo
sugar quiet; Refined Cutioaf. 6 als, ;
Ialiov dull 6 prime city, l:.ls04c.
Rice nominal Carolins, fair to good, S6ykc.
Coffee dull fAir csrgoes. l5kc
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Keso,o,lcus by the L,ederkrapx

Atthe regular monthly meeting of the Lieder.
kranz singing society Monday night, the follow
ing resolution was offered and unanimously
passed:
WHEREas The Lancaster liederkranZ had
been requested to arrange a concert for the
benefit OF St Joseph's repital. together with
the " Lancaster MHnnerchor,' AID
Whereas, The Liederkranz" has been q
cluded from the arrangements for said coo cert
In an arbitrary manner therefore. bal
Resoitsd, That the i" LiederkTanE " Geclfnes TO
take y Art in said concert that sister Superior
OF the hospital be informed of this action that
q donation of twenty five dollars out OF the
society's funds Is given TO said hos spital that
TIE daily papers Of our city be II uested TO pub.
lish these resolutions.
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Three rhou..nd Doilars Debt Paid.

Rev. DR.. T. J. McCullagh, OF St. Nary's
Catholic church, this morning received from
John l. Coyle, esq, q. .0OO for the building
ioo ON West Vine street, opposite that
church. The amount was at once applied
eowaros the payment OF the church debt, and
thers 10 yet left 70 pay about $4,000 Of the
oeos contracted In the rsmodelling Of the
church. With thesystem adopted Of monthly
cohections' the entire debt will be paid in
shout two yearA
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To Meet Contractor Kaufman.

The county commissioners went to the
mouth OF Pequea creek to-day to meet Jacob
Kaufman, who was the lowest bidder for the
repair of the bridge at that point The old
timbers will be examined TO ascertain what
can be used in the repair and the commits.
sioners will point out all the repairs to bs
made.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-05

CHICAGO. April 5-The Drorers' Journal re-
ports Csttle-Receipts. 5000 head shipments,
1922 % msssss a. a ssroDg shipping steers. $50 %
O. Is cows, bulls ana mixed, % 2I7t % bulk.
e7o03 Isl Texas grassers. o COOS 81.
A3gs-keceip1. ls.uO head shipments. too0
mixed. . 1903 Is; packing and shipping, 06 600
y light, a O0o so shtps, o sO0% 70.
l001; market active; natives, Ss Dos OO !;
western, o N0A " Texans. q q o. 20 +; lambs,
shipments, III nothing active; 10 TO aOc higher;
shipments 70 New York, . cars.
HOgs-keceipts, $500 head shipments Il 800
head market active; Philadelp phias, O. lh36 rs ;
forkers. 6 7006 80 common TO light s5 SO{S6 IS
pigs u 1905 10: shipments to New York, cars
Sheep -Recsipts. 200 head shipments, 2OOO |;
market active; light supply; l5025c higher
than last week.
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Chapel Dedication,

The dedication Of the chapel belonging to
st. Joseph's hospital, which has been under
repairs for some time, will take place on
April %, when 1t Ii expected that Arch bishop
Ryan will preside. A number OF local
societies v Ill participate.
The Forty Hours devotion exercises will be
tnaugursted In st Joseph's hospital In May.
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CremAtion Of William Lang.

The body OF William Lang, . German,
aged 63 years, who died OF heart disease at
the German hospital In Phiisdelph on
Thursday, March 3lst, was brought to this
city at o'clock this afternoon, via the Read
ing railroad, for the purpose Of being cre-
mated. The body was In the charge Of
Charles Horsch, undertaken, who was &C.
companied by Frederick Hartz and L. D.
Woelfe, friends Of deceased.
Mr.. Lang was German by birth was Q
widower without family was long sufferer
from heart disease and had been an inmate
OF the German hospital for some time. He
was an advocate OF cremation, and 1t was by
his express desire that bis body be disposed
OF 1t that way.
The body was removed at once to the
crematory and by the time this paragraph
reaches the eye Of the reader, will probably
be reduced to asheA
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The Mayors Court.

To mayor had i've cases to dispose OF this
ensguing. -Four OF them were Of one family
!9oAa Murray, wife and two children. They
yeso inmates Of the Chester county aims.
onoe during the winter and left that insti-
e91eoo Ssw days ago They LETT for Harris
AqsB whsre Murray said he has relatives.
- ann case was protessional bum and he
NJ retired Tor 30 dsya
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Messrs. Raymond WhWcomb's Pacific Coast

The advantages co nbined in q Raymond q
Whitcomb Excursion to California are alto
gether too numerous to sum up In \ brief news.
paper notice. suffice 1t 10 say that the oldest
ana most exacting class OF travellers ma most
to commend In the Raymond system. which
differs essentially from ordinary excursion
methods. A party will leave Philadelphia April
2s In speei Il train. ana under special conduc.
torship, for most attractive tour which IL to In
clude the Pacific Coast and the most interesting
scenic points lying between the Atlantic and
Pacific One section Will return from san Fran
cisco via Salt Lake City, Manitou Springs. Den
yer and Omaha, and the oIher will extend its
travels to oregon. Puget sound ana British Col.
umbia, returning over the Northern Pacific rail.
road and through the Yellowstone National
Park. Send for descriptive circulars to II. r.
Shields. agent for Raymonds Vacation rxcur.
sions, Ill south Ninth street. under the Conti-
mental hotel, Philade elphia.
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SaAEiG'a Sala

Inc sherih today disposed Of the stock Of
-. ~ hote' ut bis photograph gallery. The
n'uns .m INV reAhsed from the sale was STA, and
feager, the execution creditor,
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Sued For slander

ID. L'ncoln Musser, through his attorney.
Marriott Brosius, to.dsy entered q su,t for
sisnder against Stephen G. Musser, He Al.
leges that stephen circulated report, Affect.
Ing his character for chastity, whereby hs
suffered Si,GGG dsmagea
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Transfer Oacs IN Dspet.

John Dorwart, tranfer agent Of the post.
ofics department, has opened on once In the
passsngsr station OF the Psnnsylvsnia rail.
road company In this city, whers hs viii
heeeaStse seceive al malls and aocommodsto
~ public with stsmpA snvelope4 "a
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Sent to jail.

John McKinsey, . stranger, was arrested st
noon to day by Officer Beschler on the com.
plant OF several East King street merchants
for disorderly conduct Alderman Barr sent
him TO jail for nye dsya
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8irs % n,us Baii Crsanssy.

1aere IVES slight IRE at the Blue Ball
Nnnegy on Sunday. II originated IN the
- hosses but fortunately wss discovered
oucn heedway was made The
aoe doas can b repaired for $50.
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PHILA ApBIPBIA, April 5.-Giour market steady {;
sales. go barrels Minnesota Bakers, t3 7i(e4 So
PennsylvSnia Family. g % 81; Western do,
a U64 50 ; Patents. - 45RS o..
Bye foUr quiet, q .561 IS.
Wheat April. $50; May. 9OAc; June,
&xc July. shc.
Corn.Aprti. $40; May. Is,Ic.; June, 471.c (;
July. &7..c.
July, 81 sc,
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0ooosu Pisas Ceassa.
- 0aa ust Tor he common plsss courts
- Apsu = and Aay 2. were issusd
tAsss are thirty easss on eaoh
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ZAhm'S COrper.

Iahms jewelry store. c,rner of North Queen
street ana Centre square, has been reopened
with large stock of jewelry. wslch.s. silver
aud other wares.
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J.. J. Kubly, II Esss Drumors meds -
aaaigumsus q his property this mcsnizsg for
TIE bsusnt of crsditors, to W. I. Brown, Of
this city.
Elijah Keen aud wife, Of Eden township
sasened their property 70 day to John Keen,
Of Bart township.
Elias E. Fisher and wife, Of C@rnsrvcu
township made similar disposition OF their
property to r. Burkholder, OF West Earl
Rudolph Herr and wife, Of West Hemp.
field township, assigned to Aaron Herr, Of
the same place.
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KgAP TAS BALL EOLLlR0.
Il Your Name In the List OF Contributors
The Tramp Fund?

NV IToup = uuU
No personal, individual requests are being
made upon the citizens OF Lancaster for con.
tributiops to the fund for the poor tramps
whose confinement In the county jail has
excited the public commiseratiop. But every.
one should give without being called upon to
this worthy cause The smallest contribu.
tions count and let there be plenty OF them.
Following are the latest contributions:
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william Kuelxsr, Beaver street. showed
an egv to . reporter to day laid by common
chicken which measures 7sI6 inches and
weighs 81 ounces.
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UoW y0Sk oeoohA
oyw roox. April .. In p. m.-Aousy loansa
- ~ ~ eeot 1xsAanse stsa1y, y Sjh0A G.
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Stockholders Meeting.

OuUrr NrVfus & ,u,rtfIpy r. n. Co
SO iu WhftEr. " ~, OUt 20. 1871
'I'HE ANHiNi stu, knniullH NETTING ~
i ilis OHmp.uE ndt,uHri iuf ihn purpose Ut
Cicliiu die Ur Iul tHU deposition ~ such other
business lf m.Hui Dol ifuHflI lyiplg NJ u hereby
withdraw. HUu uI such UHr'lng VIII uCCur oWlug
a. the UcHf .HrF ri litigation "a Huntsville. Ala
which pig,lld,a tlg holding NJ fiirh election
a. ~. ASlNAk, bSegclzEy,
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Pure Water in Reach Of Everyone.

Keep your ~ iDnns clean aud purify ihc vptcr
Dirt irIy0s. straw. hugs sridrr Hud mice might a.
we'll go into thD ultl-, p0 HH into yuur cistrn but
tireWill nermnuiA on uut ri1i aud rl 'hrnru To-
KuuF tIsfrfu Auu can uHtUut their Is.stF1 thiihrr
bF thr usr Ui H patent uli.r manufactured in tlls
s.fy by sou. H. KuI.Hh. ir ilo Will place ihs
nItrf ir u1 TRIAL anil ramuyr IL 10 70 doe uot Lcnp
yUrr ti.iyfu irso irIm 900 lmpuuus
rilrhuuc So. ~. or call al 20 Mississippi Ave.
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HiMpERCORMS.
AdmlnIstrntorn Notlce.

Administrator Notice.
oT'ee ~ Public Administrator oi shelby County
MgmlhIs Tenn, Nptcmhgf . ioln
Thr undrpirned having brrn arroinicf nn1
qualified ls admiuhtmt1f oi hc osillt oi X. "
Johnson horgnsod notice o hsrrby fhri in NJ Ier
suns Indebted a. said estate a. come inrWifl nul
settle. nud 20 thoso 20 whom aid estate = indebted
30 fio uiDirtlnimt with me, duly pfointrl. Wiihil
do lime prttgfibod by law or The suiue will ~ for
ever imugd. JOHN .lpAuLE
frl Pebble Administrator
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LAHOR AGENCY.

I,uiogInr,gM LABOR rrUNIsnED 40 pO
- plantation work we orr .u 'orl .puu,luuts
with asNyul uuudpd rilurFl Families Nhn live boo
-outh tarpluH. nui ur unable Foo iuy ihr.r imur
puffHfluu urYw NHrt. They ars anxious tu goo Goo
AfAHusH- anil urr " iiliul t1 bind themselves iu 20
ruutufUf iu WORK Hur NplT and ID thyf ore we'll
irJaiHd li lhH emf ui suil year v'l uugU fhcf obi
cnuffDi The. pu'lrr iu uufk uu share aHi hat.
NlUu tip prup ls 900 rTihIrl uuHrl iuu hI|l anil
transportation hn deducted if1u their proportion
ui rfHp. Iur-H ,HIuuHl IUII'U ufU ull iun uI1Al.H
mad, Uuih.us iur UHr Hud can uui make Iut ihiut
tlr thHWaUh,.. thrf IIu ruviHUs IO WHht move.
Aii planter Wishing iHrn lulur and or WhlinF 40
H.ltuutr InuspuflHfiUH tn them. Will ln we'll tu
tito tu either ui the under. guu4l agents ahu yan
furnish ib, iamlli,. and viii quot, low rates prr
CHARLES ~ WALLER,
iuE ". 4 AItNlL
FIRED %. ~ ~.
General Agents iIBut1. ga.
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FOR SALE.
DIANTATloN-
A GOOD PLANTATION,

PIANrNrIoN-
A GOOD PLANTATION,
Forty miles from the city. onN. GT.R.R. situated
within one and half miles oi Como. Miss. said
place contains Go acrvs 8, well improved. good
cabins water, gin-houNa, rus>, and everything
necessary to a good coli6u or stock farm. Acccssi.
BILE Ia schools aud churhn, For further iniorma.
ton apply TO l.. +. Heath. care Slcdgc Il NorHcct
$50 Front street. or TO
A CERTTFIC ATE or MEMBERSHIP IN TuE
y Memphis Merchaur, Exchange due, pnid.
addrcss, with best Offer J.. j.. Prince. 81 Louis.
A VERY DESIRABLE SUBURBAN FARM OF
y 10 acres, well imuuNcl iourmirs lrom the
city on turnpike road. The land {, rich, only u
few years in cultivation aud is specially wen
adapted fora farm, ggriyu .ioyk raising or dairy
purposes WIN be sold alta sacrifice. Apply to IT
h. Cullen, No. Madison street, Memphis, fcnn
DoARplNG.HOUsE NNu SALOON - CHEAP
ID Inquire at 100 Main IT., Memphis, Tenn,
JNLEGANT REstDESCEor NLWNlAN ERR. No
II 80 Poplar IT. GA, ,ourlh cash remainder
one, two aud three yValN Call uu lr addlts, &. II.
1umblc nj No. n Madison street
LNURNTTURE FOR SALE AND HOUSE FOR
u rent Apply at Nc do Main street, corner
Vance.
JIoUsE AND I.or--Ar Tll. CORNER or TEN.
| | ncssoe and Ceorgiu st, Tor further plt,iru.
lars apply At l'S Georvln 49,
I IoUsE NEW $ ROOM uOIsE NITH UOOp
| l Clstern, stable, c.u, ON Hay burn avenue
p,eimhc localion and iuc uyghhuIhood. VIII
sell ON favorable terms Apply quick fora haupiu
T. II. WHITE.
1 AND-iH ACRES WELL IMPROVED LAND
| 4 luO acres under cultivation. Good houses
with two brick cistcrEs rlstautiu harms aud other
necessary Improvement, The baud ndiuins aud
cmhurcs part of the Town Of Horn Lake T.
H. white, - Madison etu'L
MULES TWO GOOD MULES. You NJ. Ar.
vi ply @ llcrnando 10
nLD PAPERs-Ar ArrE\L OrFlCI, DCENrS
" per huudnt.
DIANos-TwENTN coon SECONDHAND Ur,
right and sguarc piHnus must H. sold cheap
Tor cash some oi them good ~ new 4. Nitzmann
& 90.
pEsInENCE-a' RANHlEN AVENUE Mop.
IL crn convenience stable, aud uuthou,cs,
large variety Ut iruit ana tnlts, H. L. 0uycr No.
| Madison stUVL
GErrERs, rOlNTEGS lH.NDIES AND ruGs.
> Terry tockcll.
WAGON MILK WAGON, ~ GOOD ORDER
w nj td6 Main strct
Sn ACRES or LAND N uIGll STATE or
NV cultivation twelve milte south ~ Memphis
adjoining Horn lake dCpuf Nis-i-..ppi and leu.
ne>scc milrad. This property I, specially adapted
to glrlcn or dairy purpose. VIII sell cheap Tor
cash ut exchange iur Muwpbi, property, Apply tn
". ]. Lcmmou or Lennon Gale
Enn CAsu-WIII MY DRUG STORE
ell DlO stock and uNturcs, complete. Al
stand. J. !. G., Appeal uflcv
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DIR. D. S. JoHNSoN'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. II Jefferson Street,
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TO LETeoR TOR SALE.

NEW CorTAGE- hEtRDrMMY LANE, McLr.
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iSon street,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
NHIIrr D. hnrybv riton Chat 81 m. Dn Nrlnr'dlyt
hut iN tssl 90 No. O'Clock ui. 81 zoe Hiurrhuu.r ui
Mccarthy q lrO, So. 80 second s'uHt ln Nom
fhIs. Ell Ht public auction iu highest bidder iur
cash tha following twuuull properly ] Wnirh SUI
shhin l rifle. bfuoth luudlnT shot gun. trunk, .
YaiIa,# q oypuuHt ] cloth ufDrHuAl lut ui d
iapks d pair studs. nud other pruunll effects ~
Thomas To- wilder deceased
Trrms cash JONI r. WlftINs.
Administrator Of Thomas y. Wilder b,rclsod
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD.
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NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM ANp
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DLLAsANT FRONT ROOM WITH HOARD.
/ nlsn other accommodation Tor tiuFlo gentle
men 90 ~ tuur street,
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